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Government Bloat Is KILLING Australia | Mike Newman
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February 27, 2026
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4:20Now PlayingMike Newman explains that the astonishing number of new jobs created recently in the public sector are driving a surge in highly-paid bureaucratic roles.
Mike Newman has four decades of business experience in North Asia and served as NSW’s Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner to the region. He has written insightfully on many topics, and most recently on the problem of government bureaucracies.
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